An Act amending retirement benefits for certain employees of the parole board
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Overview
This bill aims to expand retirement benefits for a specific group of employees within the Massachusetts Parole Board. It proposes to include transitional parole officers I, II, and III in Group 4 of the state’s contributory retirement system. This change would provide these employees with enhanced retirement benefits compared to those in other groups within the system.
Key provisions
- Includes transitional parole officer I, II, and III employees in Group 4.
- Expands retirement benefits for the specified parole officer roles.
- Modifies the contributory retirement system for public employees.
- Addresses retirement benefits for a subset of Parole Board employees.
Who is affected
- Transitional parole officers I, II, and III
- Employees of the Massachusetts Parole Board
- Public employees in the contributory retirement system
Notable changes
- Alters the existing retirement system to include a new group of employees.
- Provides a specific benefit expansion for transitional parole officers.
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